30 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
1
New potatoes fell to ninety cents per peck while peas and other market items fluctuate. Oats rose five cents per bushel with quotes at $1.10. Bartlett pears and pink meat cantaloupes appeared in Friday markets as most Breen tables and fruits reduced.
Detectives claim Augustina Felach, an Italian suspect, confessed during recovery from wounds in Mercy hospital to involvement in the Elbel Manufacturing payroll robbery. Two men were jailed in Canton while another was arrested in Youngstown as the trio and accomplices allegedly fled after stealing 4798 in cash and a car.
J D A Morrow of the National Coal Association urged President Wilson to act to end the coal labor strife. He suggested reconvening the wage adjustment commission as a workable path to reconcile operators and miners. Executive officers of the United Mine Workers were given blanket authority to protect the union amid the strike crisis. It was reported Indiana that 195 mines were idle with 25,000 men out. only 200 small mines were operating.
More than fifteen hundred men women and children from Canton and Magnolia joined Red Cross workers at Waynesburg grove for the first big reunion and picnic. Officials from Lake division attended with Starr Cadwallader and Dr. McDonald present, while J H Himes and Vicary also appeared. Autos and buses ferried Cantons residents to the grounds. a bus breakdown did not dampen spirits as vehicles were loaned to shuttle guests. The Granada Army band provided music and L V Busche led chorus singing, with frolicsome races and a crossing creek wading contest among the highlights.
Dayton residents from all parties celebrate Governor James M. Cox in a warm homecoming event. Citizens recall his generosity and leadership, praising his shrewdness and courage as they unite to honor Miami's distinguished son.
Rep. Roscoe C. McCulloch, campaigning for Ohio governor, vows to appoint a fair public utilities commission and refuse unlimited funds from interests tied to public service corporations. He says he will not be subservient to gas or book companies and rejects contributions from any source seeking favorable treatment. He notes he has refused funds offered by such interests and relies on limited resources and district club support.
Lima July 30 sessions of the Ohio convention of Elks to be before September 7-9 will be attended by William M. Abbott of San Francisco and exalted ruler of the Elks. Convention speakers include John Galvin Cincinnati former governor of Pennsylvania and Yor Yor John Galvin.
Tonight on Lake Erie forecast and temperatures. Market items include potatoes 850, currants 1 dollar per quart, almonds 79 cents, and other groceries at local stores. The Canton Morris Plan Bank advertises a five percent annual rate for twelve months. A pastry shop at 3620 218 Cleveland delivers sweet nut pastries.
Evelyn Shisler eight is struck by an automobile driven by Pearsarty on Market street while fleeing a dog. She suffers a fractured skull and a badly bruised leg and is hospitalized at Mercy with head X rays confirming the skull fracture. Her sister Gladys eleven was accompanying them when the accident occurred near 817 Fifth Street NE.
Lethermann Gehman Co offers Libbys or Van Camp's tall milk at 1.75 per dozen or 7.00 per case of four dozen. Advertisement lists 814 Tus Carawassi and phones 514 574.
The State Electric Co picnic store will close all day Saturday July 31 for the first annual company picnic. Ady reports the event will honor staff and guests with activities and refreshments at the company grounds.
Irwin St. John Tucker of Chicago will lecture tonight at 8 on Americanization and Reconstruction of the World, at the corner of Walnutav and Tuscaloosa E.- Ady.
Chocolate cherries advertised at 79c per pound in a Roth and Hug ad. The notice highlights boxed offers and a promotional display location. No additional details provided.
Funeral services for Sergeant Ralph Waldo Wyant who died of pneumonia in Coblenz Germany will be held Saturday at 2 pm in Seesholtz's undertaking parlors. Burial is in Westlawn cemetery with an escort from the American Legion and Army and Navy union.
City Solicitor C A Fisher says Canton cannot add three wards to the seven established until the secretary of state proclaims the official census. State delays hinder annexation while elections and council continue preliminaries to redistricting.
The Daily News real estate columns list homes of various sizes in all city sections. Prospective buyers should read to find options, or sellers can place ads at a small cost by calling 3500. Ads accepted by 11 a.m. for same day and until 9 p.m. Saturday for Sunday insertion.
An added attraction by Mr Caldwell features a Miss Allen. H M orchestra plan bus trips from Cleveland to Tuscara with departures at 7 7 30 and 9 15 returning at 10 and 11 35 Ady event details listed.
An advertisement notes Everyday Chocolates available at 69 cents per pound box from Roth and Hug's. marks a promotional offer in the store.
Canton Day Nur ery presents a band concert and festival Friday night at Harter's field on Market av N. Also advertised semi annual sales from Arthur's Leather Shop offering travel bags and suits at various prices with discounts.
Fraternity notice calls special assembly Friday at seven o clock. Degrees will be conferred on a large class of candidates. Buffet lunch served. R W Taylor and T L M sign the adv.
Chicago July 30 coal operators met to seek relief from the unofficial miners strike that has slowed westward industries. They debated holding a general wage conference with miners, but Indiana operators rejected such a move without White House approval. Officials said only President Wilson can act to restore coal production.
Marie Foster alias Marie Ysanoff alias Irene Jackson, of Cincinnati, admits marrying James Nick in Dayton while still bound by a prior marriage to Taffie Sallie. She was sent to the grand jury. Sallie vows to reclaim her if released. Police held the warrant for five months.
Train fare to Cleveland and back offered for 1.30 with a 7:15 a.m. departure and 6:45 p.m. return. Wanda L. E. advertises the deal for Sunday August 1 to attend the Cleveland and Washington Americans baseball game.
Dancing events scheduled at Meyers Lake Park feature the Macks Popular Players. Ady announces afternoon and evening sessions with live entertainment and social dancing in a community outdoor setting.
Bryan Bros Jewelers and Optometrists on the 2nd floor Harris Arcade run an advertisement urging shoppers to compare prices before purchase. The short notice highlights diamond sales and eyewear offerings from the local shop.
An old bank advertisement from Canton Morris Plan Bank promotes a five percent return on deposits. It targets potential savers to become customers of the Canton institution.
Saratoga Springs New York July 20 Despite his win at the unofficial Republican convention Nathan L Miller ex judge of the court of appeals faced a hard fight in the primaries Francis M Hugo Secretary of State and Senator George F Thompson announced they would oppose Miller Wadworth Jr was urged for renomination The convention backed an entire state ticket
Prime beef boiling meat at 1de and 16c. Prime beef pot roast at 18c and 20c. Prime beef chuck roast at 22c and 24c. Fine native veal stew 20c. Veal chops 25c. Veal roast 34c and 36c. Spring lamb stew 20c. Leg of spring lamb 40c. Fresh pork shoulder 25c. Own home dressed and drawn spring and year ling chickens and spring ducks. Yearling chickens 65c per lb.
The Motor Truck Service Co. at 2nd Street and Rex Avenue BE offers immediate delivery when rail service is unavailable.
Dancing afternoon and evening advertise Macks Popular Players. Visit Harris Arcade 2nd floor for a choice of eyes or a few dollars? See lists.
Lawrence Aegler, 1206 Lawrence NE, was shot three times late Thursday night by two men in Blecker PL NE while heading home from work. He escaped serious injury, is at Mercy hospital, and police pursue the suspects who fled after realizing he was not the man sought. Detectives are investigating.
Governor James M. Cox will oversee ouster proceedings against Navarre Mayor Samuel Bampton. A hearing date is expected to be set next week as questions arise over Sunday blue law enforcement and alleged warrantless arrests and fines by the mayor and his son, village marshal appointee.
The Pastry Shop urges readers to order pecan rolls described as richly filled with pecans. They offer delivery and provide contact details Bell 296 State 3620 and address 218 Cleveland Ave NW.
A special communication of Canton Lodge No. 69 will be held Saturday evening July 31 at 6 30. MM degree will be conferred. C F Norris secretary RR Tinkler WM
Kenny's Piano Department advertises a Saturday sale offering new player rolls at 25 cents each. The brief notice highlights affordable music rolls and local retailer availability.
A church festival at Warstler's on Middlebrafch road is slated for Saturday evening July 31 with advance advertising.
The Hub Store announces a Sacrifice sale starting tomorrow with bargains and a menu of ready to eat items. Dean's Meat Market at 515 Market Ave N Advy offers baked beans fried chicken potato salad potato chips roast beef roast pork deviled ham and pimento cheese plus assorted pickles.
A kitchen ad promoting Mustard Horseradish Relish as a meat accompaniment. Prepared by Smith and Wolford for sale at grocers and meat markets.
The Pastry Shop announces tomorrow delivery of popular pastries. Call Bell 396 or State 3620 for orders. Located at 218 Cleveland-avy NW. Adv.
Potatoes 83c per sack, bananas 80c, cooking apples 25c per 3 lb, extra fancy tomatoes 2 lbs 35c, 10 lbs sugar $2.55. Ad.
Sacrifice sale starts tomorrow with great bargains at Arcade Market offering potatoes cherries currants and produce. The Pastry Shop advertises Saturday specials including bride's cake pistachio cream butter cream pineapple and coconut raspberry treats with delivery in Cleveland area.
The Canton League gathered in Tiger hall to organize a campaign to lower living costs. Two speakers have been secured for the upcoming mass meeting, with 22 organizations already joining the effort. Vice President Hluprich presided in President Groshans's absence, and a follow up meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8307 Market Ave to finalize plans.
Home made cake and ice cream with watermelon featured at a Canton festival held at Arter's Field Marketay N. Friday night. Lucia Chocolates offered at 69c a pound in Roth and Hug's box offer.
Notice states D. O. K. K. will present new by laws for third and final reading at a special meeting on the evening of Aug 2 1920 in the Akron Temple. Attendance requested by Lester Rinehart president Yemen Club.
Ady announces Kollis joins the lineup with a Saturday sale where pianos are priced at 25 cents each. Kenny’s Piano Department promotes the deal aimed at shoppers seeking bargains.
Advertisement lists sale items including watermelons at 45 cents for 30 pound melons and new potatoes at 95e a peck. It cites Bare Jack's Dry Goods at 425 Mahoning Rd NE Canton as a selling point. The notice asks for current address of Clarence Wesley Snyder, last known at Meyers Lake, and requests information be sent to the American Red Cross in Canton, Ohio.
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